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pensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

Rural yoice:--Chief Justice Tripp will
make short European tour this summer,
taking with him his daughter Maud. The
Judge has b. en- very cl ,sely engaged with
his official duties for the past year and
needs rest. His journey will be short
one however, amounting to nothing more
than short summer vacation; but he will
take a ride across the big water in lieu Of
going to the mountains or to the sea coast
rs is commonly done. During his short
visit to the "auld" country the judge ex-
poets to spend about a week in merry
England, and another week in France.
The balance of Europe will receive but o
passing glance.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

Pioneer Press: There is a large gan q Of
men working on the Manitoba extension in
north Dakota, and following them Is the
worst gang Of vulturcs that ever hung on
the trail Of dying buffalo. At one town,
near the present terminus OF the road,
thirty five women of iIl repute arrived at
the place in one day. The town has re.
ceived a nickname appropriate Of the
event, which will stand by IL as long as
time lasts. The railroad contractors have
purpossly delayed paying of the men
until the road gets into the Indian reserva-
ton. 1t is believed that this action will be
a saving TO the men, as. once in the reser-
vation, they cannot spend their money tor
liquor without leaving their work,
Blood, the Sc. Lawrence soap man. Is
operating along that line, so We are in
formed.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

The admission and division question is
now being taken up in earnest by that
class of pc pie who have heretofore dis
played more or less apathy in the matter.
The politicians have been doing most of
the work, but the everlasting and persist
ent snubbing by the government has final
ly aroused the people to arms, so to speak.
A convention of divisionists OF North Da-
kota has been called a; Fargo June %. and
one at Huron July l3, for South Dakota.
Heretofore North Dakota has been pretty
generally opposed to division, but they
are now practically in favor Of il and will
urge matters in that direction as hard as
possible.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

vote his time and easrgy to the executive
management Of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
st. Paul railway there would not be dis.
senting voice as TO tssilering him the posi-.
hon, the duties Of which We think him
eminently qualified t. perform, but ~ Won
well know, Mr.. Plnnkiato, has a large
private business and ether interests that
preclude his giving the TIME and attention
necessary for the management of $500
miles Of railway, for the admin STATION Of
which as president he wonld become di-
rectiy responsible The board feel that
it would rvquire the entire tine and at
tention Of any new president to properly
attend to the duties aud responsibilities
Of that position, and in this they are in
full accord with tie views of Mr. Plank
intop, who will remain us member
OF the bcaid of directoss to give the cc.A-
pany the benefit of his counsel and voice. "
That means that there is no chance Of
any other than professional rsilroader
taking the place.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

A Washington special to the Pisneer
Press says: An effort will be made ia the
next congress to increase the weight of
the packages Of merehandise which can
be sent as fourth-class mail matter Bus
mess Of this character is now almost
wholly restricted to localities where there
are no express companies. The express
compa.,ies have been very successful op-
Donents thus far Of all attempts to reduce
the price OF postage on fourth class
matter. The postc flee department is en-
gagged in the attempt TO extend our CON-
mercial relations by means Of postal con-
ventions. Invitations have been sent to
fifteen governments Of Central and South
lmerica to JON in postal conventions.
The postoffiee department has authority
under existing law to make these conven-
tions, ana to n.ake them apply to fourth
class matter, on merchandise, as exten-
sions Of the domestic service. Many ar
ticles of merchandise can be carried In
four pound packages. At present these
are sent by the steamship companies. and
the charges for transportation and consul
lar and like fees are enormous, occasional.
ly four times the value CT the package
The transportation charges may be re-
duced under the postal system to sl.14.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
YES, 1T REQUIRES GALL.

Burlington Hawkeye-There is no more
significant comment on the wonderful
growth and development Of the northwest.
and on the stable character of that growth,
than is found in the recent sale of lasge
block Of Dakota AZ iper cent bonds at q
premium. 1t is the first time that any ter
rtery has effected loan at less than per
cent discount, ond gives Dakota a better
financial standing than seventeen Of the
states. to sa, nothing of the other territor-
les, In view of such showing as this. 1t
requires about all the gall Of Demscratic
statesmanship to continue to refuse Da-
bota admission to the union,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
WHEATON STEMS

June Is, '87
The farmers here we're greeted with rain
Friday night and also to-day.
The Sun,ss school at Mills school house
is largely attended. The hour Of meeting
is at 3 o'clock r. m, sharp instead Of
o'clock as hero to fore,
Mr.. Hinklcy is digGsag well on his
claim.
The incest stand of treas In town can be
seen at j. j. Sells.
Corn 10 knee high. consequently we
should now have our 4tI,. sfJu.
Ed Helmicx has new potatoes that will
do to market.
s. NJ. Colbert is located at II. D. Porter's.
| The father Of Mrs Simon Dorcs Is ont
visiting friends here.
s, Fl. Stone is putting in a well for G. T,
Wheeler.
Special Land Agent Rraily has been
4
through the town looking after the inter-
cts Of Uucle Sum.
Last week L, I..Porter yisitsd Faulkton,
Ashton and Bonilla.
I. NJ. Williams and Lille Qiell spent
Sunday .; Rockham.
Friends Of Mr. and Mrs. ". d. Joyce. Of
Wisconsin are visiting them,
The people of this and adjoining towns
had picnic at Turtle Creek four miles
west Of Tulnre. All aas good time, ex-
cept one party who had raw potatoes heap
ed on his plate.
! The road work is nearly ell completed,
and the roads Al In muca better shape.
Miss Kittis Mills and brother, Sheldon,
aged ami IA have put out nearly 200
acres Of grain this summer. PUNCH.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
DON'T EXPERIMENT

You cannot afford to waste in expert
menting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems at frst, only
q cold. DO not permit any deales to i'm
pose upon you With some cheap iuitation
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for copsump-
ton, cough and colds, but be sure you get
the genuine. Because he can make more
he may tell you be has something bust as
good. or Just the same. Don't be deceived
but insist upon gettisg DR.. Kings New
Discovery which IL guaranteed to give
relief ip all throat, lung aaa chest
affections. Trial bottles free n J. ID
FitzQsrald's drug store.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
LEGAL DISCOVERIES YoR DAKOTA

Yankton Press:-The last volume OF the
United States statutes c, main some enact.
ments OF interest to Dakota. General
Campbell in looking the book over dis
covers that much Of the legislation con.
structed to fit t3e Utah case is made apph-
cable to all the territories, For instance,
IL is now the duty, under penalty Of pun
ishment for misdemeanor. for all persons
who solemnize marriages in Dakota to, file
with the probate judge Of the county q
peculiar form Of certificate. This law has
been in force five or six months and a
large number Of ministers and justices of
the peace are liable for incarceration in
the county Jail and many people who i'm
agine themselves married would have some
trouble II getting divorce. There are
other laws to ft the polygamous habits Of
Utah people which are in force in Dakota
and under them citizens of easy morals
are liable to be disfranchlsed and forever
disgraced. Dakotain to be safe should
purchase a pocket edition of the United
States statutes.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

The Yankton Press and Dakotaian of
recent date says: The compressed brick
and saw mill company have been sinking
an artesian well, and to-day at depth OF
675 feet and immense fow Of water, esti.
mated at 500 gallons per minute, was
struck. The water will be used to operate
the companys machinery and run the city
electric light dynamo. Yankton has now
dozen artesian wells, and this Is the
second largest. The city well fiews 1900
gallons per minute.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

The Aberdeen Republican (Dem) Las
nominated its presidential ticket for 1888
with grand fioursh-as though it had
the matter settled. Its ticket is Hill Of
New York, for President, and Villas for
v. p. The Aberdeen Pioneer, aIluding
to the ticket, remarks: "The Pioneer
would suggest more appropriute ticket
for the Bourbon party than Hill and Villas,
and tha. is Hell and Vice. Tho party
has always raised the former at every op-
portunity and been guilty of every form
OF the latter"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

Concerning the opemticns OF the c. NJ.
d StP. Ry.a Duluth special to the st.
Paul Pioneer Press says; Wise President
Bond said that the company would not do
much railroading this year. They wonld
complete the Kansas City extention, and
huild few short Dakota branches.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
THE COUNTY
HOLDEN Irxna.

Jane 18th.
We have had some ve,y nice showers
the last week for the growing crops, and
everything is booming.
Some of our young folks thought they
were going to dance last Esiiay evening
in lla.G7, but were very much surprised to
and no dance when they got there. They
are now hunting the man that fooled them
When tramp asks Pred Nation for
something to cat he sets Ajm to hoeing
potatoes.
David Dean has been working tor b A.
Seaton.
Charley ILman dug q we'll recently in
Warren McCunes large pasture and stru:k
big flow Of watei:at six feet. This ID one
Of the finest pastuies in the county.
Albert Bush has the finest piece os wheat
we have seen. and any one seeing il will
concede that drill is good thing to prt
wheat In with Mr.. Bush b O No. I
farmer and never does things by halves.
Several OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Wi. liam.
friends spent Saturday with tnsm and
partook OF ice cream, etc.
Miss Mcdonald, from Howell, spent o
day with her brother ]. n. last week.
s. s. wingffeld came home from Faulk-
ton Sunday. He reports crops looking
much better here than up there. S. S.
was overcome by heat while working ON a
bAilding, but seems all right again. He
will return to Fanlkton to-day.
Some Of our young men talk Of going 10
Nebraska
Al Nation vas ON the sick list Saturday :.
but is now improving.
Corn looks better this year than srsr
before in the history Of Hand county at
this season OF the year. SALLY.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
GLENDALE ITEMS

GLENDALE ITEMS
Henry Arbogast is about to try for q
new well.
The showers last week were Of untold
value to growing crops.
A nine pound bov ut Alexander Thomp-
sons.
Glendale will soon need Q Graded school
Two evangelist ministers are delivering
sermons and tracts at the different school
houses.
Assessor A. Thompson is going the
rounds, welcome as assessors usually orc /.
Glcadale Township .csrhrs's Institute at
school hoase No. 8 Sat,,s.t.s y. III. June Ia
Everybody invited Ia a.tend.
The Winnei'ago fagmer's Alliance or
c,nized the 7th. with about 20 members.
Pres. A. II. Tinkhan,; y;ce Pres. L. W.
Kellog; Sec. James Thompson; TT ,as. An
drew Hillhouss. Some OF the members
also joined the Hail Protective Association.
Adopted, by the Batchman family cat
two young jack abbits. All that is now
needed to raise good mule team is Little
artesian water. II John Cowdry would
bring down little ia bottle ~ might be
to his interest. GRANGER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
Fred. Sterling offers his Huron Free
Trade DeInocms cor sale.

The Chicago 4 Northwestern has given
notice that on account Of scarcity of
elevator storage room in Chicago all wheat
shipped to that point must be subject to
all delays at destination.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

Major Barrett, of the Aberdeen Repub-
lican, is an old rebel soldier, This is bad
enough record and we don't remember OF
his ever having said he Was sorry Of IL.
It is well known to the fraternity at
least, that he is persistent and, of late,
Office seeker. We remember
" hen ChHrcb took the gubernatc rial reins
in his grasp. the "Msiah" hurrahed fer
Church louder and ofteney than anybody.
We remember when Church filed the var
ious fat places at the public crib, the Ma
jah was not even assigned to hind teat
We notice now his organ borders danger
susly near profanity when Church's name
is mentioned. Among the sndearing
terms he uses for the governor Is ''carpet
baggsr." Does the Major consider himself
an old settler? II takes man Of iron
nerve in these parts TO call himself an old
timer who has not lived over eve years
with us. The Major, IL We mistake not.
came to Dakota about three years ago.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
pucxLEN,s ARNroA sALvx

The best saivs In the world far cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheums. fever
sores. tetter. chapped hands. chilblails,
corns and all kinds Of eruptions. and pos-
itively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
sox. For sale By J. D. Fitzgerald, 26y
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
Advertised LErrxRs

FoiisSing b the list ofletters remaining
uncalled for in the postofics at Miller for
the week ending June IA.
Will Gardner Mary Hagen
7. W. Hunt Alice Ksnison
Harry Z. Smith
Parties calling for above please say "ad-
vertised" A. Green Postmaster.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16

A Milvaukss special 10 the t.Paul Pio-
neer Press says: Vice President Bond, Of
the Milwaukee 4 st.Paul. sent letter TO
the merchants association to-day in an
swer 10 their request that John Piankinton
be elected president, in which the follow
ing paragraph appears:
THE directors desire s,s 10 say to you
in reply thai they fully agree with al you
have said or can paasibly fay as to the
agacity and wisdom Of the late Alexander
Mitchell and s. 5. Merrill. who for mere
than 20 years devoted tteir time and en-
srgies TO the management and building up
of the immense corporate property now in
our charge. In response TO our sugges-
tion rs 10 the presidency. the board in
struct me to. say tEat II he vas willing to de-
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
EgRD CLARK,
PIONEER SHOEMAKER

|Of Miller Is still az his old stand in his bnildng
[kouth Of Metropolitan block. shoes madr TO order
and requiring neatly done, at lewsst prices "a
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-06-16
NO

The popular New York Ladies' hat for spring and
full in several brais aud styles OF trimming yurivs
pric Unusually becoming and highly eomnenlel kvefy
lady should see it before buying her spring ssmmer t
Also many other popular styles OF hats ani benncts. -
good OF tips, rumes flowers, nhons, hes and
spring and millinery generally All direct from
York. This the styles and che lowest
2Iu MRS n. L ROWLAND, Miller, psssts>
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-06
HENDERSON.

Business took US to this irving place on
Friday, and we must confess we were sur
prlsed at the manifestations of thrift, prog
ress, enterprise, liberality, public spirit
and go-a-head-itivenesse every where visible
Its growth is marvellous and its upward
strides are still vigorous and rapid, and
show no indication whatever of abatement
or WEAKNESS. 1t is the shrine of the most
generous hospitality, and sojourn amid
conception of the better part of human
nature. While there we found delightful
haven under the hOSpita bic roof Jim Lands,
known far and near as the very soul of
generosity, and whose heart is as big and
as full of sweet emotions as hogshead of
mOlasses. His charming wife. with that
soft manner and gentle tone which imparts
such glory OF endearment to home life. Is
most admirably fitted for the companion
ship of her noble husband, and she dis
penses her hospitality with that easy grace
and gentle dignity indicative of true ele-
gance and pureSt refinement.
And we met That Manning the brilliant
genius who presides so radiantly over the
/ GOLD LEAF, and whose ready humor and
sparkling wit has made it one of the bright
est papers in the South. Yes, we met him
face to face, as we have so often met soul to
soul, and read upon his cheeks the sweet
thoughts that translated themselves into
bushes as we rested our left eyebrow
upon the lapel OF his coat, and felt the
thrObbing of his loveful heart. Yes, Thad.
and we have met, have exchanged love
glances, said the sweetest things to each
other and life seems brighter since we have
met this genial and talanted editor. We
will have more to say abOnt Henderson, in
our next issue.-Henry Bloa".t in wilson
Mirror.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-06
NOticei

By virtue OF the powers contained In
. certain mortgage deed executed by
James B. White and Sarah A. White,
his wife, to The undersigned and VIM.
A. Harris, mortgages, on the 18th day uf
February, 1882, of record In the Register
of Deeds Office for Vance county, N. G.
in book 8 of mortgages, on pages Sc and
7, default having been made In payment
of the debt therein secared, thall as
surviving mortgage, being also exscu-
tor OF said VIM. A. harris, deceased, SELL
for cash, to the highest bidder, at the
court house door 10 Henderson, Vance
county, North Carolina. on Monday, the
7th day OF February, 1887, at IL O'CLOCK ,.
M, the tract of land and appurtenances
convex ed In said mortgage; It being the
lot of land whereon said J. b. White and
wife now reside, situate on tho East side
William street, adjoining the lands Of
Mrs. Maria Parhsm, A. Davis, the Dr.
Meadows lot and others and nearly OPP
pOsite the Oxford II. r. depot; said lot
fronts ll5 feet on said William street.
This 9Th Jan. 1887.
j. r. HARRIS,
Surviving mortgage
and executor OF
WIN. A. Harris,
IT. BICKs, Atty. deceased.
jan "a OIL
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-06
HAPPENINGS IN UPPER HALIFAX.
Special correspondence Of the Gold Leaf.

Special correspondence Of the Gold Leaf.
PANACEA SPRINGS, N. G., Jan. 8, 1887.
The old year with its joys and SORROWS :;
quakeS and bad seasons is passed and gone,
and we welcome the advent of new year
with its hopes and antieipations of better
times.
l am not croaker and believe that
pluck and energy combined with hard work
will accomplish much, but the records will
prove that 1886 has been disastrous year
among agriculturists, and in many sections
the planters and farmers will find it hard,
if not impossible to settle up their accounts
and make another crop. The merchants
of course are interested sufferers, and fail
cents, corn at so cents. wheat IS cents, and
tobacco at and cents, it is serious ques-
ton where this state of things is to end
Under the marriage bell at Bethel
church, on Thursday, Dec. 3Oth. 1886, Rev
L. J. Holden officiating, the m ,rriage of
sippi. and Miss Bette HI. Thorne, daughter
of Capt. E. A. Thorne was solemnized
attended by some couples as walters. The
happy contracting parties left Immediately
for their Southern home accompanied by
the best wishes of the numerous friends
and relations of the popular and accom-
pliShed bride.
1t is with deep and sincere regret that we
record the death on Friday last, at his
home near Enfield, of Col. David G. Clark,
aged So, paralysis. He leaves large fam
lily and was County Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, and one of the most useful,
Intelligent and popular citizens of the
county.
The venerable Thos. W. Harriss, ESQ,
owner of Panacea Springs, has suffered Sc
verely for two weeks from the effects of q
sealded foot, but Is now much improved.
He already numbers rs winters and We
hope many more may be added to his useful
and influential life
Although the winter season the shipment
of Panacea water is increasing every week.
1t will undoubtedly be big thing in the
near future
A happy and prosperous new year to the
GOLD LEAF and its host of readers.
SENwoT
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-01-06
N Oticei

BY virtue of power Inferred upon me
by a decree issuing from the Superior
Court of Vance county in a cause emit :
tied Emma F. X, execu'r'" If VIM. Fox.
deceased, shall on 81 ur lay, the 5th
day of February, 1897. se., At public auc-
ton for cash at thu court house dnor, in
the town of Henderson, n c., the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: A Certain
tract or parcel of land situate in Vance
county, near the town of II anderson, ad-
joining the lands Of J. r. Rodgers, Jun
Jus II Dunn, JOS. r. Bowen and others;
1t being the tract Of land conveyed by T.
F. Bowen aud wife to WIN. Fox IN q
NOR gage executed lUth Decsn Der. 1884,
containing one hundred and fiay-seven
acres. This 9th January. 1887.
A.C ZOLLICOFFER,
Jan $50. Trustee.